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In continuation of last week’s sermon Hazoor further elucidated the verses of Surah Al Talaq that illustrate the Divine attribute of Al Nur or The Light.

Quoting from various commentaries Hazoor said that the verses depict kufr or non-belief as darkness and the knowledge of Allah’s Signs as Nur or Light and mention the abundance with which the Holy Prophet (peace and blessings be on him) recited the Holy Quran, which in turn illuminated the world with the message of Allah.

Hazoor said that Nur certainly comes from Allah the Exalted and indeed His book, the Holy Quran and His Messenger, the Holy Prophet (peace and blessings be on him) are most the excellent portrayals of His Nur. Hazoor said that it is through the Holy Prophet (peace and blessings on him) that we have obtained a portion of the blessings of the treasure that was granted to him by Allah. Hazoor added that the beam of guidance that the Holy Prophet (peace and blessings be on him) brought spreads like sunshine.

Hazoor concluded on a prayer "may our community be, for the sake of the Seal of all the Prophets (peace and blessings be on him), driven out of the darkness of ignorance and enters into Nur or Light."

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In continuation of last week’s sermon Huzur further elucidated the verses of Surah Al Talaq that illustrate the Divine attribute of Al Nur or The Light.Quoting from various commentaries Huzur said that the verses depict non-belief as darkness and the knowledge of Allah’s Signs as Nur or Light and mention the abundance with which the Holy Prophet (peace and blessings be on him) recited the Holy Quran, which in turn illuminated the world with the message of Allah.Huzur said that Nur certainly comes from Allah the Exalted and indeed His book; the Holy Quran and His Messenger, the Holy Prophet (peace and blessings be on him) are most the excellent portrayals of His Nur. Conclusion with a prayer that may the Jama’t be driven for the sake of the Holy Prophet (pbuh) into Light out of darkness.

The Jumu'ah (Friday) prayer is one form of congregational worship in Islam. It takes place every Friday. Regular attendance at the Jumu'ah prayer is enjoined on the believer. According to a Saying of Muhammadsa this congregational prayer is twenty-five times more blessed than worship performed alone. (Bukhari)

Friday Sermons in the Quran

“O ye who believe! When the call is made for Prayer on Friday, hasten to the remembrance of Allah, and leave off all business. That is best for you, if you only knew.” more

Friday Sermons in the Hadith

“… (He who) offers the Prayers and listens quitely when the Imam stands up for sermon, will have his sins forgiven between that Friday and the next”(Bukhari)